Translation:
Peru Interpol confirmed that the Dutchman is in Chile. Migration told RPP that the alien is not wanted for justice in his country so he could enter Peru.
Dutchman Joran Van Der Sloot (23), the main suspect in the killing of Stephany Flowers Ramirez, has no international arrest warrant so he could enter the country as a tourist from Colombia last May 14.
Denis Zúñiga, head of Press Office of Immigration and Naturalization Service (DIGEMIN), clarified that RPP is not a function of Migration stop people with criminal records or being sought by justice, but that if the subject had been indictment, had given notice to Police stationed at the airport.
"If this is a foreign citizen, the indictment should have been an Interpol level (...) It seems that the citizen if he committed another crime in another country no indictment presented to Interpol and even less for the National Police," he said.
Explained that Van Der Sloot left Peru by land through the border of Santa Rosa (Tacna) on 31 May last for Chile.
For its part, the acting chief of the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) Peru, commander Zojar Ortiz, confirmed that the Dutchman is in Chile.
He argued that there is no court order ordering the capture of the subject internationally. He said that the alleged murder of a young American woman, a crime that is also attributed, is an unofficial information.
RPP reported to have given an alert to the southern country not to allow the alleged murderer fleeing from their border areas.
Have also requested information from the Netherlands Interpol to verify the antecedents of Van Der Sloot.
